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Why does Paris go to see Friar Laurence?

1. Why does Paris go to see Friar Laurence?. To arrange his marriage to Juliet. 2 . Why does Juliet go to see Friar Laurence?. (Confession) - really to get advice a bout how to avoid marrying Paris. 3.

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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

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Act III Scene i

Act III Scene i. Romeo and Juliet. 1. Why does Benvolio want to go inside?. It is hot outside and he fears a brawl (fight) will happen if the Montagues run into the Capulets . 2 . What does Tybalt try to get Romeo to do?. Tybalt wants Romeo to draw his sword and fight him.

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Romeo and juliet

Romeo and juliet. Act III . Act 3, Scene 1: Summary. Benvolio is obviously nervous/scared to meet the Capulets as he knows a fight will likely occur. Mercutio laughs at his fears and accuses Benvolio of being a quick-tempered quarreller himself!

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Some Background

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It is hot, making people uncomfortable and irritable.

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet. Act Three. Scene One . Mercutio , and Benvolio encounter Tybalt and a few Capulets in the street who are looking for Romeo Romeo enters the scene and tells Tybalt that they are not enemies, but instead that he loves Capulets

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English 9 Days 5-7

Today you need: - silent reading book -Literature book (the purple one!) -a pen or pencil Be prepared to read Romeo and Juliet out loud! ? . English 9 Days 5-7 . Objectives: - Read, understand, and organize events in Act 1 . Silent Reading . Romeo and Juliet .

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Irony in Romeo and Juliet

Irony in Romeo and Juliet. Definition. you expect one thing to happen, but the unexpected happens instead 3 types ~Situational ~Dramatic ~Verbal. Verbal Irony. a character says one thing and means the opposite

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Romeo and Juliet Review

Romeo and Juliet Review. By: Zach, Tyler, Alexa, Kamryn, Hayat, and Tatum. Character Analysis- Zach. Romeo and Juliet are both fickle and naive. Romeo-

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet . Act I Group Questions. Reading Check. What does the prologue say ends the rage between two families? Who is Tybalt? What does he do that is dangerous? What warning does Prince Escalus give the street brawlers in Scene 1? Where do Romeo and Juliet first meet?.

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CHARACTERISATION OF ROMEO

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Formulating a Thesis Statement

Formulating a Thesis Statement. Mr. Parker 9 th Literature and Composition. What is a three-point thesis?. What is a three-point thesis? A statement in the introduction paragraph that states all three points that will be discussed in an essay

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The Great Gatsby : Pathetic Fallacy

The Great Gatsby : Pathetic Fallacy. Figurative Language: Personification. PERSONIFICATION : When inanimate objects or ideas are given qualities as if they were alive. It could also be when animals are given human qualities. The pencil flew out of my hand.

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Romeo and Juliette

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Romeo and Juliet: Symbols

Romeo and Juliet: Symbols. By Joshua Thrift. Nighttime.

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